The Whistleblower

The early 2000s marked a time of reconstruction and societal challenges in Bosnia and Herzegovina following the devastation of war. This period saw an increased focus on human rights, women's welfare, and the emergence of international organizations aiming to provide stability and justice in the region.

The movie is set in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina, a region steeped in complex history and struggles following the Yugoslav Wars. The landscape is marked by a contrast of resilient communities and the remnants of conflict, showcasing a crucial phase in international peacekeeping and humanitarian efforts.

⚖️ Human Rights

The film explores the theme of human rights, particularly focusing on the plight of women in conflict zones. Kathryn's relentless pursuit of justice against sexual trafficking highlights the struggles faced by victims and the systemic impunity that often shields perpetrators.

🔍 Corruption

Corruption plays a significant role in the narrative as Kathryn encounters barriers created by indifferent officials. The film underscores how personal and institutional corruption can hinder justice and protect those involved in human trafficking operations.